Stonehenge isn't just for stones anymore. It's also for automotive publicity stunts. Skoda commissioned an artist to build a recreation on the ancient stone structure using 18 junked cars.

Assembled just in time for London's summer solstice celebration, the huge sculpture can be dismantled and moved to other venues around the country.

It isn't the first carhenge ever dreamed up, and based on the number of cars used, doesn't seem to be a life sized replica of the druids' stone temple. The one that's been standing in Nebraska for the past 25 years contains 38 cars and is 96 feet in diameter.

But the fact that Skoda's ambitious 38-ton advertising project is actually portable makes it pretty impressive, even if it doesn't exactly conform to Stonehenge's dimensions.